Our experience in the tech industry has been deeply immersive to say the least. Many projects, multiple companies - startups and enterprise engagements, mobile apps, hardware/firmware, AR/VR, machine learning, customer journey mapping, enterprise integrations, and customer-facing mobile solutions… it has been a journey!
With all the avenues to go down in tech, what is a major gap that needs to be filled? People control the internet now, people can create whatever they want to publish online, people can put businesses online, and hobbyists can learn to do this over a weekend if they're determined. Native apps, however, are off-limits to the masses. Apps are too hard, too expensive, and too time-consuming. But close to 90% of all Internet traffic happens through mobile apps, proving there’s a bridge that hasn’t yet been built to allow small to mid-size organizations, influencers, creatives, and communities to reach their users with this level of direct access.
It only makes sense for the core logic of someone’s business operations to be extremely accessible for user interaction, and that can be achieved best through a native mobile app experience. We live in a time where having a website is no longer impressive, where you could do business with a company for years without having ever seen their website or even cared to look. But imagine putting your brand, your business, or your community meetings in everyone’s home. Push notifications directly to your customers or subscribers, remove the clutter of social media, and bring a special focus to what you have to offer.
Simplifying your responsibilities while making everything easier for customers/users is the only way forward.
If you ask 100 small businesses or organizations today if they have a website, they will all say yes - that they have at least one if not multiple. Ask the same group of 100 if they have Apple or Google app-store presence, and most, if not all, will say no. Ask if they WANT app-store presence, and they will all say yes. The demand is clear, and our pitch deck reveals the market opportunity is clear.
We’re not creating a no-code/low-code app builder, people have tried that and are still trying, and that initiative has its place. However, it does not solve the size of the problem we are ready to solve. Our customers do not want to spend the next year or two learning someone’s proprietary, low-code platform, remaining on the hook for figuring out how to build their own app, model data, map data, learn about UX and mobile layouts, APIs, user registration, etc. That’s why Kaliro isn’t giving you a new building tool, Kaliro actually builds it for you. The day you sign up with Kaliro (post-launch) is the day your app is ready for production. We take you from zero to 100 after signup, but the power of brand control and app configuration remains at your fingertips through your Kaliro dashboard’s Content Manager and App Studio.
At Kaliro, we don’t lack vision, we don’t lack expertise, we don’t lack skillset, and we don’t lack drive. We’re not looking for investors or financial partners to do the work for us, we’re looking for the freedom to run fast and multiply your investment and ours. While there are many roads we could travel, we believe the shortest path to traction/public launch demands a
300k investment from you to power our 6-month strategy to put Kaliro on the scene.
We know tech, and having scaled a logistics company to 7 figures in its first year, we can say that we know what routes to take to build in an industry that is ready for exponential growth.
Ricky BrownCo-founder, Product Development
[email protected]Own your ecosystem. Reach your subscribers directly without relying on social media platforms to control your reach.
Businesses
Your customers need direct access to your services. Push offerings directly to phones without relying on email to get the job done.
Your brand
Not an app container, not a Kaliro platform profile, but your own app and your own brand. Kaliro does all the work to make you look good.